Plant: Scindapsus.
The Scindapsus is soon satisfied with its location, provided it is not in direct sunlight. Even in a shady spot, the plant can survive, although it prefers some light. In a darker spot the leaves turn green and in a lighter spot the leaves become lighter and more colourful.
The soil of the Scindapsus should never be dry and should therefore always be kept slightly moist. Too much water is not good. A layer of water can cause root rot. You could check if the soil is still moist by putting your finger in the soil.
Temperature: A minimum temperature of 20 degrees is recommended during the day and a minimum temperature of 15 degrees at night.
The Scindapsus is soon satisfied with its location, provided it is not in direct sunlight. Even in a shady spot, the plant can survive, although it prefers some light. In a darker spot the leaves turn green and in a lighter spot the leaves become lighter and more colourful.
The soil of the Scindapsus should never be dry and should therefore always be kept slightly moist. Too much water is not good. A layer of water can cause root rot. You could check if the soil is still moist by putting your finger in the soil.
Temperature: A minimum temperature of 20 degrees is recommended during the day and a minimum temperature of 15 degrees at night.
